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Nintendo Live 2019 Will Take Place In Kyoto In October

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Nintendo is going to be throwing their own convention this year in Japan as Nintendo Live 2019 will be coming to Kyoto in October. This isn't the first time Nintendo has held this event as they did so last year in November 2018, as well as previous conventions over the years held in their home country. According to the event's website, there will be a mix of game demos, esports tournaments, panels, and stage performances. Though what exactly they will all entail has not been defined yet.

Nintendo Live 2019 Will Take Place In Kyoto In October
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What we do know is that they will be throwing tournaments for Splatoon 2, Super Mario Maker 2, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Most likely coming up with a special tournament to qualify and prizes for the winning players and teams. There will also be stage events for Splatoon music and Super Mario Maker 2. Ticket prices have not been set yet, just the confirmation that it will happen October 13th-14th from 9am-7pm at the Kyoto International Conference Center. Hopefully, more details will come out soon to help people determine if Nintendo Live 2019 is worth the ticket price and trip to Japan.

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